Ahmad Albab yg Punya
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$CDB (6947.MY)$ In my personal opinion, recently M boycotted U Mobile because there are Magnum shareholders inside, so everyone switched to other options. Although I'm not sure if there are many M users on U Mobile, there will be some impact, leading to a shift to Maxis perhaps. It's uncertain where they will go, but there's a chance of a comeback once the price starts to drop. The best entry points are between 3.25-3.20, and the yearly high of 4.2, unsure when it will return, but in these two months, I am bullish that it could at least reach around 3.7-3.8. Then when they announce the dividend distribution with 0.035, it will look good. 👍 The above is my personal opinion, please do not sue me.
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Following the 2025 budget, the stock market buying interest failed to continue, with foreign net inflow only maintained for one week and reversing to outflow last week, with a net outflow of 0.1 billion and 96.2 million ringgit.
In the fund flow report released by MIDF Research on Monday, it was mentioned that apart from small net buys of 39.1 million and 176 million ringgit by foreign funds on Monday and Tuesday last week, they were net sellers of Malaysian stocks on the other trading days.
Among them, the biggest net selling activity was on Thursday, totaling 0.2 billion and 30.3 million ringgit.
Sectors that saw net buying from foreign funds last week were mainly construction (86.5 million ringgit), financial services (85.7 million ringgit), and medical care (53 million ringgit).
Sector that was sold off by foreign investors last week include utilities (-0.2 billion 66.9 million ringgit), technology (-50.9 million ringgit), and telecommunications and media (-45.7 million ringgit).
As foreign investors exited, local institutions entered to support the market, with a net purchase of 0.2 billion 44.6 million ringgit last week.
On the other hand, local institutions followed suit with foreign investors, recording a net sale of 48.4 million ringgit last week.
In terms of participation, the Average Daily Trading Volume (ADTV) in the domestic market last week saw a 19.6% decline by foreign investors; while local institutions and retail investors increased by 1.8% and 2.2% respectively.
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📊 Weekly net buying and selling stock summary 📊
Buy
Retail investors
$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$
$YTL (4677.MY)$
$MYEG (0138.MY)$
$TANCO (2429.MY)$
$GENTING (3182.MY)$
In the fund flow report released by MIDF Research on Monday, it was mentioned that apart from small net buys of 39.1 million and 176 million ringgit by foreign funds on Monday and Tuesday last week, they were net sellers of Malaysian stocks on the other trading days.
Among them, the biggest net selling activity was on Thursday, totaling 0.2 billion and 30.3 million ringgit.
Sectors that saw net buying from foreign funds last week were mainly construction (86.5 million ringgit), financial services (85.7 million ringgit), and medical care (53 million ringgit).
Sector that was sold off by foreign investors last week include utilities (-0.2 billion 66.9 million ringgit), technology (-50.9 million ringgit), and telecommunications and media (-45.7 million ringgit).
As foreign investors exited, local institutions entered to support the market, with a net purchase of 0.2 billion 44.6 million ringgit last week.
On the other hand, local institutions followed suit with foreign investors, recording a net sale of 48.4 million ringgit last week.
In terms of participation, the Average Daily Trading Volume (ADTV) in the domestic market last week saw a 19.6% decline by foreign investors; while local institutions and retail investors increased by 1.8% and 2.2% respectively.
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📊 Weekly net buying and selling stock summary 📊
Buy
Retail investors
$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$
$YTL (4677.MY)$
$MYEG (0138.MY)$
$TANCO (2429.MY)$
$GENTING (3182.MY)$
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